Thank you for signing the petition to revoke the enforcement of the Japan One Parent Law on US Soil. Your assistance in connecting with prominent figures in Colorado, Congressmen, the Mayor, the Governor, and relevant activist groups would be helpful at this time. This foreign custody decree should hold no legal weight within the United States.
Per order above, judge recommended both mother and attorney be held in contempt of court for not handing over the children and their passports for extradition. Keep in mind: this all without a trial. If they return to Japan, there immediately all parental rights of the mother will be stripped, per the stringent one parent law of Japan.
The mother’s previous attorney in Colorado made certain oversights during the process of registering the foreign custody decree. Lawyer forgot to and/or refrained from submitting a second objection. Later, we will address malpractice proceedings. New legal representatives raised objections on two separate occasions subsequently. Plenty of objections have been made, with evidence of fraud, inhumane law registration and a plea for Colorado to modify based upon the order given to the State by the Japanese authorities.
The questionable aspect of the case is the El Paso District Court judge’s emphasis on procedural technicalities in registering this decree. This decree is incongruent with US custody laws and completely neglects the welfare of the children and fundamental human rights.
The debate should not be about the process to register. The problem arises at the root: the law should not even be considered for registration in the USA. Despite Japanese authorities giving authority to modify within Colorado's jurisdiction, the Colorado District Court judge Erin Sokol disregarded this completely, opting instead to enforce this inhumane Japanese law on American soil, with police intervention and suggestion that mother and attorney be held in contempt of court for not returning passports to start the deportation process of innocent U.S. minors.
Questions for experts: Is there a possibility of reopening this case? Are there probono experts who could offer guidance to my present legal team regarding the most prudent steps forward? Additionally, is there a potential avenue to completely nullify the existing order, given its inherent lack of validity from the start?
Your support in providing more signatures, resources and facilitating direct introductions to influential individuals or entities capable of lending assistance would be immensely appreciated.
Email is: stopjapanoneparentlaw@gmail.com